In the series titled “Kaiju No. 8,” colossal, awe-inspiring beasts of extraordinary might reside. These Kaijus come in different shapes and sizes, each boasting unique aesthetics and remarkable abilities. Nevertheless, it’s important to note that “Kaiju No. 8” isn’t the only anime series featuring captivating monster characters. Here are some other anime titles with monsters even more fascinating than those in “Kaiju No. 8”.
The acclaimed series “Demon Slayer” has never been more popular than it is now. Initially, the manga, published in 2016, was an instant success and even before being adapted into an anime, it was one of Shonen Jump’s top-tier series. However, it was the anime adaptation that catapulted “Demon Slayer” to unprecedented heights, cementing its place among the greatest series of all time and earning a spot in legends.
Krafton made public its purchase of Eleventh Hour Games on July 25, and the studio’s CEO, Judd Cobler, showed enthusiasm about Last Epoch benefiting from additional resources and possibilities under Krafton’s publishing roof, even amidst the ongoing dispute concerning Krafton’s lawsuit against the creators of Subnautica 2. Fortunately, the development of Last Epoch carries on as planned, with Season 3: Beneath Ancient Skies set to be launched on August 21.
Superman played a significant role in introducing various characters within the DC Universe, and the real identity of Ultraman might have paved the way for another beloved character to appear. In the new DC Universe, Superman served as the inaugural movie, setting the stage for its main hero by crafting a narrative that established the franchise and its characters within the world it was building. Notably, this also set up several characters for both fans and future plans within the larger DCU.
Back in 2001, I got my hands on the original Xbox console, and to be honest, I was hyped about the entry of a new competitor amidst Sega’s exit from the console market. However, Microsoft’s first controller, the Duke, wasn’t exactly a hit. It was bulky, had an oddly rounded shape, and frankly, it wasn’t very comfortable to hold. But hey, we didn’t have the sleek Xbox Controller S until 2002, which was a significant improvement in design and ergonomics. Despite its quirks, the gaming experience with the Duke left a lasting impression on me.
Anime offers an ideal escape, with numerous heartwarming and hilarious shows that manage to uplift the spirits of viewers, especially those who may have had a tough day. In fact, watching a few episodes from these anime shows can help turn anyone’s frowns upside down.
In the game “Donkey Kong Blitz,” Donkey Kong embarks on a journey to an extensive subterranean world, where he encounters shifting landscapes and breaks through them. His objective is to find and consume Banandium Gems, crystalline treasures, scattered throughout this world. He’s accompanied by a younger version of Pauline from “Super Mario Odyssey” and the original “Donkey Kong” arcade games. DK’s mission involves busting through destructible terrains and battling VoidCo., an evil mining corporation, to reach the Banandium Root at the core of the planet. It’s said that whoever retrieves this root will be granted their most heartfelt wish.
Rafa, formerly a Tediore soldier, was born in space and has physical limitations outside that environment. He was given an Exo-Suit by Tediore to survive and travel across the universe. However, he left the military due to harsh treatment by Tediore. Although Rafa wants to distance himself from his past with Tediore, it’s possible that his history with the company will reemerge in Borderlands 4, as players might prefer using Tediore weapons, which could be Rafa’s preferred weapon choice.
In the role-playing game known as “Back to the Dawn“, players have extensive control over their adventure thanks to a multitude of detailed mechanics. However, the vast array of objects, encounters, and characters may initially confuse or intimidate new players.
As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but express my excitement over the extraordinary masterpiece known as “Jujutsu Kaisen,” penned by the brilliant Gege Akutami. Recently, it dominated Shonen Jump’s sales charts during its final arc, demonstrating its immense popularity. The JJK series was on a roll until its bittersweet end in 2024.